Book your visit
We have several campuses, and your open day location depends on your course and subject area. Use our booking form to find and book the right open day based on your level of study, subject, and course.
Open day travel discounts
Save money on your journey to an undergraduate open day at NTU.
What to expect at an NTU open day
There's nothing like seeing something for yourself, especially with a life-changing decision like going to university. With so many factors affecting your choice, visiting in person could completely change your mind.
Whether you're thinking of applying or have an offer from us, our open days and events are a great opportunity to discover why NTU is the right university for you.
Here's a taste of what to expect:
- see our range of accommodation and make a list of your favourite options
- visit the city and see why Nottingham has earned its reputation as one of the great student destinations
- see the spaces where you'll study and socialise
- meet the teaching staff that will help shape your future
- access student support and finance advice
- discover more about your application journey and next steps
- drop-in and chat with our student ambassadors
- exclusive experiences for our offer holders
- have your questions answered
- see how long it would take you to visit home.
How to make the most of your open day
We’ve got campuses across Nottinghamshire, each uniquely developed to the needs of our student community. You'll be visiting the campus where your course of interest is based and you'll find travel discounts for all of our campuses.
If you’re planning to spend the night in Nottingham, information on places to stay is available at Visit Nottinghamshire.
Find out how to get to NTU for an Open Day.
A subject talk programme will be confirmed before your event and you'll be able to see your subject facilities on the day.
We recommend that you prioritise your day around your subject talk, but if you miss a talk or you’re interested in more than one course, speak to our academic staff who will be available at subject stands.
Explore our outstanding campuses and facilities on a student-led tour. Each tour takes around 45 minutes – 1 hour. You’ll also find out more about Nottingham, a fantastic city to live and study in.
Each of our campuses has its own residences, with accommodation to suit all budgets and preferences. Take a look and see which one is right for you.
Our inspiring staff and current students will also be available to answer your questions and give you a real sense of what it's like to study at NTU – ask anything and everything you want to know!
If you have any questions before your visit, current students and staff are available on our online chat.
- what's the course like and how will teaching be split between lectures, tutorials and self-directed study?
- what do graduates on my course go on to achieve?
- what is a typical day like for a student on my course?
- what accommodation options are best for my preferences and budget?
- what are the student finance options available to me?
- am I eligible for any additional student funding?
- what sports, societies or other activities can I get involved in?
- what support options are available to me?
More ways to explore NTU
Book a campus tour
Book a student-led campus tour of Nottingham Trent University to view our buildings, teaching spaces and facilities.
Visit us virtually
Nothing beats the experience of an NTU Open Day, but our on-demand open day lets you explore NTU from anywhere. Use it to get a feel for our campuses or to help plan your visit before attending in person.
Self-guided audio tours
Take a self-guided audio tour of our City, Clifton and Brackenhurst campuses and explore each of our unique campuses at your own pace.
Other ways to meet us
Nothing beats seeing us in person, but there are plenty of other ways to discover NTU.
Advice for parents and carers
Want to know more about how you can support your child throughout the university application process? Our parent and carer hub has everything you need to know.
Budgeting at university
The East Midlands is the cheapest region to live as a student in England (National Student Money Survey 2024), but it's still important to be smart with your money.
Discover our top tips for budgeting and the support available from NTU.
Get in touch
If you have any questions about our open days and events, complete our Ask NTU form and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.